Kate Middleton and Prince William have returned to the place where their romance first began to mark a special milestone—their 14th wedding anniversary.
On April 29, the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay, as they’re known while in Scotland, commemorated the occasion with a visit to the scenic town of Tobermory on the Isle of Mull. Crowds gathered along the streets to catch a glimpse of the couple, who first crossed paths more than 20 years ago while studying at the University of St Andrews.
Coordinated in smart blue shirts and blazers, the Prince and Princess of Wales appeared perfectly in step as they explored the island. During their visit, they stopped by a community center and artisan market, where Princess Kate drew admiration for lending a hand with a nail gun to build a sign for a local Community Pantry.
One moment in particular stood out to many observers. As they strolled through Tobermory, Kate turned to William with a radiant smile and gently touched his back—a sweet gesture that was captured on video and quickly spread online.
Later, a candid image shared via their Instagram story showed the couple laughing together inside Aros Hall, where they met local families and craftspeople.
The royal pair’s two-day stay in Scotland centers on highlighting community strength, sustainability, and the importance of connection. Ahead of their arrival, their social media platforms posted a teaser video for the trip.
